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http://logicgateone.com/#!/Search_Analytics Our clients receive a periodic report on each SEO campaign (http://logicgateone.com/#!/Social_Media_Campaign) they sign up for and you could also get one when you register with us. We like to keep you updated on things because they change quite fast online. Also, seeing the progress in reports will help you decide on what further courses to take on your campaign. Don't worry about getting a jargon-filled report that is full of technical stuff you are not expected to understand. We are very well aware that not everyone speaks binary so we try our best to translate them into English. Plus, we'll be throwing in some infographics, charts or graphs once in a while to make it easier for you to visualize what is going on. What to expect? A compilation and analysis of search engine stats to help you understand your website's standing and improve it. LGO's (http://logicgateone.com/#!/homepage) data collection method ensures accurate and fresh data on the following: * keyword analysis and monitoring * webpage speed * SERP * search history * comparisons with competitors * search volume trends And whatever you do, please double check your code for typographical errors especially on titles, header and descriptions. There's no Autocorrect for spiders.

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